Laura,
This is amazing, you should absolutly turn this into a novel.
The story is comepling, mind blowing, with your personal touch marked all over the place.
Where do I start? I feel like I have so much to say that I'll forget most of it! So, I'll try.
The main character: She's so down to earth, so powerful. And because she's so real, she's aprocheble. I can truly believe her character, her personality and I come to admire her. She's no quite a hero, but she's no vilan. She's somewhere in that gray area, and that's what I love about her. She has the most amazing strength and I think the name really fits her. You really done a great job construncting her. She as a lot in her and a lot going on for her.
Jordan: I did not see that coming. I always love a twist like this, even more when I can't predict it. I use to predict it a lot and that really anoys me. I think he is a very complex and interesting character, he can grows empathy on the reader. I actually felt sorry for him. But is a survive or die era, right? His faith was so well written and so cold, you never lost the true atmosphere of the storie. Very hard thing to do.
Storie: It's not fresh; it's the apocalipse. However, your approach IS fresh! And, to me, that is what writing really is about. To renew ideas. Give them a great and new point of view. A great base should not be renewed; the rest should. You know I love your writing style, and "War of the Sunset" is truly the reason why.
The atmosphere you stablish is amazingly dense and your shorter sentences are probably your most powerful ones. They have such energy in them. You say them so simple, so clean, so cold, that sometimes give me the chills and some other times I get a little smile. Kind of darkish.
Your resources to figures of speach, the way you say things, you make everything so much beautiful than it is. You make it more intense, darker, heavier, every feeling gets multiplide. That's one of the true jobs of a writer. You are SO there.
The detailing you use about weaponery and averages and so many more things make this piece so much more real. The begining, the setting, the all introduction of the apocalypse - the surviving theme all along - it's one of my favourite parts because the way you write it it's so primal and raw and yet you never forget you doing literature.
Make this baby grow, if you ever think on going that path!
Eva. |
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